Georgia Asset Search Services

• Georgia real property in all 159 counties with assessed values, mortgage positions, and equity estimates
• Georgia vehicle records through the state motor vehicle agency
• Georgia Secretary of State business filings including corporations, LLCs, and partnerships
• Georgia UCC filings through the Secretary of State
• Georgia court records from state and federal courts
• Federal and state tax liens filed in Georgia counties
• Watercraft and aircraft registered in Georgia

Georgia: 159 Counties and Growing Legal Market

Indeed, Georgia has the most counties of any state east of Texas, which makes manual county-by-county searching practically impossible for DIY researchers. Our investigation covers all 159 county Superior Court clerk offices, the Georgia Clerks Cooperative Authority records, and federal courts in the Northern (Atlanta), Middle (Macon), and Southern (Savannah) Districts simultaneously.

Georgia Garnishment and Judgment Enforcement

Furthermore, Georgia provides both continuing and non-continuing garnishment for judgment enforcement. Continuing garnishment can capture up to 25% of disposable earnings for 179 days. Bank garnishment freezes accounts for 45 days. Georgia also allows Fi. Fa. (fieri facias) writs for property seizure. Our post-judgment search identifies which assets support each enforcement mechanism.

Atlanta Metro Real Estate Market

Additionally, the Atlanta metro area is one of the fastest-growing real estate markets in the Southeast. Fulton, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Cobb, and Cherokee counties all have rapidly appreciating property values, making real estate a critical asset category in Georgia investigations. Our reports include assessed values, mortgage positions, and equity estimates.

Our Georgia asset search supports divorce proceedings, pre-litigation evaluation, estate administration, due diligence, and business investigation. For attorneys, see our law firm services. Learn about what sets us apart and review our professional methodology.

Our Georgia asset search covers every major asset category across all 159 counties plus nationwide.

• Real property with assessed values, mortgage balances, lien positions, and net equity calculations
• Vehicles, watercraft, and aircraft with registration status and lien information
• Business entities with officer positions, registered agents, and filing status
• UCC filings showing secured collateral, equipment, inventory, and receivables
• Federal and state tax liens with amounts and priority positions
• Judgment liens from other creditors competing for the same assets
• Civil litigation history and bankruptcy filings
• Property transfer analysis documenting suspicious conveyances
• Analyst notes with strategic observations and enforcement recommendations
• Free consultation to discuss findings and next steps

Georgia Fi. Fa. (Fieri Facias) Process

Georgia's fieri facias (Fi. Fa.) process under O.C.G.A. Title 9, Chapter 13 is one of the most powerful property seizure tools in the Southeast. A Fi. Fa. writ directs the sheriff to levy on the debtor's property (real and personal) and sell it at public auction. The Fi. Fa. also creates a lien on all of the debtor's property in the county where it is recorded. Georgia law requires the Fi. Fa. to be entered on the General Execution Docket maintained by the Clerk of Superior Court, creating a public record that appears in our lien searches. Our reports identify which assets support Fi. Fa. execution and calculate priority positions among competing creditors.

Georgia Peach State Unique Asset Categories

Georgia's diverse economy creates asset categories not found in every state. The Savannah port (the fourth-busiest container port in the US) supports logistics, warehousing, and import/export businesses with significant commercial assets. South Georgia's agricultural sector includes timber rights, pecan orchards, and hunting plantations that can be worth millions. The film and entertainment industry centered in Atlanta has generated thousands of production companies, equipment leasing operations, and intellectual property holdings. Coastal resort properties on the Golden Isles (St. Simons, Sea Island, Jekyll Island) represent luxury real estate that subjects frequently fail to disclose.